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Aunt June's house. She lives alone here with a collection of over 200 angels.
Ivy-covered silo.
Mom and Aunt June.
Outside the Civil War museum.
Uncle Walt taking out the garbage.
Cousin Johnny and young-uns.
The apartments where we lived in Edinboro. This was a very emotional trip.
The creek out back, remember?
Mom looking at the creek.
Looking from the bridge.
The apartments from the other side. Nothing here has changed a bit.
This is looking toward the College President's yard from behind Andrea's apartment. The garden is new.
Wandering around some more. It all looks just like it did 30 years ago.
The back of our old apartment.
This is looking down the street we used to live on toward the University. That's the way we walked to school.
The house we lived in before the apartment.
Another view.
The back. We used to climb out that window onto the steps.
The view from Ron's back yard. It's at one end of the lake, by the dam that lets the creek out.
The view from a bridge a few blocks from Ron's, heading downtown. A Monet come to life.
I found this very amusing.
The street corner near the apartments, where we used to watch the Homecoming Parade. Paula was in the parade one year, dressed up as Tinkerbelle.
My old school. It's a speech therapy center now. I don't think Paula ever went here.
Miller School. Paula would have gone here a couple of years.
Where Ann and Ruth lived. Their Mom's the Mayor now.
Ms. Mayor and hubby.
Mom and Ron. Looks just the same.
Our old house in Syracuse. Finally found something that has changed -- it's a different color.
Now we're at Gram's old house. This is looking through the window of the front door. It's been expanded.
The front porch. It's been expanded and walled in, but the original floor is there.
Front of the house.
Pulled back.
Tress' house.
George's old mower!
Back of the house.
Looking toward the lake.
The old boathouse.
Looking back toward the house.
Gram's old antique house.
Back of the house.
The Erie Canal.
Chittinango Falls
Mom and Chrissy. She looks the same too.
Chrissy and hubby, whose name I can't remember.
Chrissy's house.
The house next to Cousin Leslie's, for sale at the amazingly low price of $106K.
Uncle Rich.
Aunt Pat.
A monument to motherhood. It's a three-dimensional Whistler's Mother.
Uncle Leon in his undershirt.
Aunt Elaine.
Uncle John and Aunt Betty.
Aunt Elaine, Cousin Leon, and Cousin Danny.
That's All Folks!